Why? It's an area with much blood vessels and perfect for absorbing the stuff. It's not an other thing as subcutane injection, only there is no fat.

The most sick thing is to inject it in the muscle and I think it is the method with most damage and risks.

We are not stupid, we are creative with overthinking old routes and do it better.

About the subcutane problems with lumps. You can prevent it if you use thinner oils. I have test several products (all enanthate) ant the perfectest seems to be Testosteron Depo because it has the thinnest oil base. If I inject this subcutane I cant locate it directly after injecting and also not after longer time. Other products leave feelable bubbles which are not so perfect for the tissue. Bit better this is in the fat tissue then in the muscle! ... and the best is in the scrotum, because there is no herd connected tissue and ther are enough space to store the fluid for absorbing it slowly and more stable then in the muscle.

You want to avoid blood vessels not get close to them. If the oil going in the blood stream it will irrate your lungs for several minutes and you will cough continuously ... Not Fun!

CastratedTomcat (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 30, 2017 10:43 am Why? It's an area with much blood vessels and perfect for absorbing the stuff. It's not an other thing as subcutane injection, only there is no fat.

The most sick thing is to inject it in the muscle and I think it is the method with most damage and risks.

We are not stupid, we are creative with overthinking old routes and do it better.

I stand by my statement. Feel free not to listen to the guy who has a professional license. Continue with your uneducated opinion and see how far it gets you. Read up. There IS a reason it is given intra-muscularly (IM) and not into the blood vessels intraveneously (IV). Big, huge, difference. And by your logic, you should just inject it straight into the aorta. Honestly, it's fucking stupid. Knock off advocating for it.

I usually use a 1ml insulin syringe to inject my test.I don't bother with any change of needles I am just patient and draw the stuff into the syringe although its a bit of a slow process I am in no hurry.

Lumps in the injection site were a bit of an issue but get less as time goes by (I am using testosterone cypionate).

I think your body needs time to adapt to the ester being used.

I feel that changing the type of test you are using may be giving you problems.

Having thought about it,The drug needs to be held in suspension by muscle tissue to enable a controled rate of absorbtion and I don't feel that a scrotal injection will give much in the way of a slow release.

I have found that pinning the stuff in my thighs works well and discomfort the following day is practicaly non existant.